Have better handwriting

...I haven’t received too many complaints about my handwriting from my coworkers. I still have to consciously think about how I write and make an effort to write bigger/use pens that have smaller tips so the ink doesn’t blur and bleed.

...because my job will require me to be able to basically write for the whole day during a very busy time. I told my manager I’d get the pens I was most comfortable with, but I have to remember to write clearly…

...that using a pen with a smaller point (like my favorite, the Pentel RSVP pens) help keep the writing neater. I think less ink flow lends for neater handwriting. (Ie, less ink spilt)

I just basically stopped caring after 4th or 5th grade, when we got the internet. Back in the day when dial-up was considered the coolest thing and AOL was just the bees knees.

That has changed, but my handwriting went down with it. I suppose it’s just a matter of thinking about how I write and what I’m writing to improve it. It’s all a matter of control.

I find that if I think about my writing, then it helps. Then I can work to making it nice and legible.

I bought a couple of books and have tried the exercises, but it’s more of staying on top of it every time I write.